Angelica Raggi vs Elena Malygina Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Malygina outperformed Raggi in second serve points, winning 41.42% compared to Raggi's 35.55%. Could this give Malygina an edge? It seems likely given the high correlation with match outcomes.
• Raggi and Malygina have nearly identical performance when returning opponents' second serves, with Raggi slightly behind at 49.72% against Malygina's 49.8%.
• On returning first serves, Raggi has an advantage, winning 36.9% of points compared to Malygina's 34.66%. Could this impact the match outcome? A slight edge is possible.
• Under pressure, Raggi is superior, saving 47.97% of breakpoints faced, while Malygina saves just 39.45%.
• In overall match performance over the past year, Malygina leads with a 61.7% win rate compared to Raggi's 47.37%.
• Looking at surface preferences, Raggi excels on hard courts (64% win rate), whereas Malygina shows the best performance on indoor hard surfaces with a 61% win rate. Which court type favors them is crucial.
• Both players frequently compete in the Challengers/ITF circuits, but Malygina has a better win percentage (60.53%) than Raggi (52.38%).
• Historically, Raggi holds a lead with a 1-0 record against Malygina, winning both sets in their previous encounter.
• Their previous match was notably short, averaging 0:57:0, indicating a decisive victory for Raggi.
• So far, neither player has played a tiebreak against each other, suggesting few extreme pressure scenarios in past matches.
• A deciding set could see Raggi with a slight advantage, having won 40% of these matches in the past year over Malygina's 31%.
• Raggi converts breakpoints at a higher rate (41.41%) than Malygina (39.47%), which might be vital during pivotal game moments.

Editorial Prediction (May 26, 2025, UTC):

Malygina shows a stronger recent second serve performance and a better overall match win rate over the last year, suggesting an improved competitive edge.

However, Raggi has proven more resilient under pressure and generally performs better on hard surfaces, which may influence the upcoming match significantly if it takes place on that surface.

Their direct head-to-head history favors Raggi, who has not only won their prior meeting but did so convincingly. Success in breakpoints and a higher deciding set win percentage also add to Raggi's strengths.

While both players bring different strengths to the court, the combination of historical dominance and key advantage points make Raggi a more likely contender for victory in their next encounter.